According to one of the most recent articles published by the publication known as today’s daily country, the former Prime Minister of Kenya, Honorable Raila Amollo Odinga, is described as a “defeated and wounded general.”
It is said that things started to go badly for Odinga when the current head of state, President William Ruto, opposed to receiving the handshake in the same manner as his predecessor, Uhuru Kenyatta, and took a hard stance against doing so. In other words, Odinga was expecting to get the handshake in the same way that Kenyatta did. This is the moment when Odinga’s luck started to turn against him.
The author’s conclusion is that Odinga’s forces appear to be puzzled and have lost their primary objective, which makes them vulnerable to pressure from the ruling coalition to join the government. This is because they no longer know what they want to accomplish. Because of this, Odinga’s soldiers have a greater chance of joining the administration.
The Fracas in Jubilee Party, a significant party that was instrumental in the establishment of the Azimio la Umoja one Kenya coalition, has had a significant impact on the position of the Honorable Raila. This coalition’s overarching goal is to bring all Kenyans under a single political banner. The coalition known as Kenya Kwanza has successfully won over the loyalty of the overwhelming majority of Hon. Raila’s erstwhile supporters.
After President William Ruto invaded the region with large appointments and awards, according to the story, Odinga has entirely lost control in locations such as Luo Nyanza, the coast, and the western, all of which are regions in which he receives a substantial amount of support. All of these regions are also locations in which he receives a lot of support.
Following the National Assembly’s unanimous acceptance of the Finance Bill 2023, the opposition coalition has indicated that they want to organize many protests and may begin to continue demonstrations the following week. This comes after the National Assembly voted in favor of the bill. This comes as a result of the passage of the Finance Bill 2023.
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